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whiskey barrel aged, india coffee from the caffeine baar cafe & roastery

india coffee

Whiskey Barrel Aged

by the caffeine baar cafe & roastery · bangalore, india

expect cocoa. this is whiskey barrel aged, a washed india from the caffeine baar cafe & roastery.

cocoa
₹900buy from the caffeine baar cafe & roastery

the bean

origin
india
region
chikmagalur
process
washed
status
in stock
whiskey barrel aged is a single-origin coffee from chikmagalur, india, roasted by the caffeine baar cafe & roastery. chikmagalur is one of india's most established coffee-growing regions, known for its forested hills and consistent harvests. the beans are washed processed, which strips away the fruit skin and pulp before drying, producing a cleaner, more defined cup. after processing, the beans are aged in whiskey barrels, which layered a distinct cocoa character into the base flavor. expect a smooth, dry-leaning cup with cocoa depth. this coffee suits filter brewing or a french press to let the barrel-influenced flavors develop without the intensity of espresso masking the subtler notes.

common questions

What does Whiskey Barrel Aged taste like?

the primary tasting note is cocoa, delivered through a washed-process base that keeps the cup clean and well-defined. the whiskey barrel aging adds a dry, woody depth that sits alongside the cocoa without sweetness.

How is Whiskey Barrel Aged grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in chikmagalur, india, and processed using the washed method, where the fruit is removed before the beans are dried. after processing, the beans are aged in whiskey barrels, which influences their final flavor profile.

How should I brew Whiskey Barrel Aged?

filter methods such as pour-over or french press are a good starting point, as they allow the cocoa notes and barrel character to come through clearly. use water around 90-93°c to avoid over-extracting the drier, woody elements introduced by the barrel aging.

about the caffeine baar cafe & roastery

...and then there's caffeine baar, tucked into j. p. nagar where the coffee conversation gets serious. this isn't some weekend hobby operation. they roast their own beans here, which means you're getting coffee that was probably roasted this week, not months ago in some distant warehouse. the space draws regulars from across bangalore who know the difference between fresh and stale. you'll find people lingering over single origins, testing new roast profiles the team has been working on. it's the kind of place where conversations about extraction time happen naturally, where the staff actually knows what they're talking about when you ask about processing methods. s end a cross road might not be the most obvious coffee destination, but that's part of what makes it work. no tourist crowds, no pressure to turn tables. just good coffee and the kind of attention to detail that keeps people coming back for their morning cortado.

all coffee from the caffeine baar cafe & roastery

bangalore, india

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